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🏗️ Calling All Civil Supervisors! 🏭 Are you ready to step up for an exhilarating project chapter in Zuid-Limburg? If your resume reads 'seasoned pro in chemical plants and refineries', and 'expert at directing contractors', we need YOU. For a pivotal 4-6 month period, we're on the hunt for a civil supervisor who doesn't just talk the talk but walks it, in steel-toed boots, no less. This isn't just about being a go-getter; it's about being a go-giver, doling out instructions with clarity, and being the communicative linchpin for our (sub)contractors! On this winding road of construction, safety, and completions within an EPCM project milieu, your civil engineering acumen will be the compass that guides us to project completion. Prepare to bring your A-game, enriched by past experiences that are as solid as the structures you'll oversee. 🤝 We're not just building sites; we're building futures. #CivilEngineering #ProjectCompletion #ChemicalPlants

🏗️ Calling All Civil Supervisors! 🏭 Are you ready to step up for an exhilarating project chapter in Zuid-Limburg? If your resume reads 'seasoned pro in chemical plants and refineries', and 'expert at directing contractors', we need YOU. For a pivotal 4-6 month period, we're on the hunt for a civil supervisor who doesn't just talk the talk but walks it, in steel-toed boots, no less. This isn't just about being a go-getter; it's about being a go-giver, doling out instructions with clarity, and being the communicative linchpin for our (sub)contractors! On this winding road of construction, safety, and completions within an EPCM project milieu, your civil engineering acumen will be the compass that guides us to project completion. Prepare to bring your A-game, enriched by past experiences that are as solid as the structures you'll oversee. 🤝 We're not just building sites; we're building futures. #CivilEngineering #ProjectCompletion #ChemicalPlants

🏗️ Calling All Civil Supervisors! 🏭 Are you ready to step up for an exhilarating project chapter in Zuid-Limburg? If your resume reads 'seasoned pro in chemical plants and refineries', and 'expert at directing contractors', we need YOU. For a pivotal 4-6 month period, we're on the hunt for a civil supervisor who doesn't just talk the talk but walks it, in steel-toed boots, no less. This isn't just about being a go-getter; it's about being a go-giver, doling out instructions with clarity, and being the communicative linchpin for our (sub)contractors! On this winding road of construction, safety, and completions within an EPCM project milieu, your civil engineering acumen will be the compass that guides us to project completion. Prepare to bring your A-game, enriched by past experiences that are as solid as the structures you'll oversee. 🤝 We're not just building sites; we're building futures. #CivilEngineering #ProjectCompletion #ChemicalPlants

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✨ Painting and coating works in oil and gas construction projects present unique challenges at the intersection of inspection and construction. Inspectors face the pressure of stringent quality standards and tight project timelines, sometimes unclear specifications. Simultaneously, contractors grapple with budgetary constraints, accelerated schedules, workforce and other resources limitations. These competing priorities, combined with the demanding environmental conditions inherent to the industry, frequently give rise to work-related tensions. ⁉️How have you effectively mitigated these issues to achieve project success? 🙏 Please share your thoughts below.👇

Lesson Learned #3   If you're a project engineer and passionate about your job, I highly recommend gaining experience in an oil and gas project, at least once in your career, from construction through commissioning and start-up. In just three to four years, you'll have the opportunity to experience all aspects of project engineering. You'll gain hands-on exposure to civil, piping, electrical, instrumentation, managing work sequences, heavy lifting, preservation techniques, and commissioning processes. You'll also develop a deep understanding of communication between design and construction teams. By the end of this invaluable experience, you will know how to successfully hand over the plant to operators. You'll also become aware of many small but significant details that can easily be overlooked during construction but have a long-term impact on operations. With this knowledge, you’ll avoid making the same mistakes in future projects.

One of my life goals is executing of construction management procedures and also planning and delay analysis procedures in Iran. I think one of the most important matters is planning and scheduling. Actually you have to gain many experience in various fields such as piping, mechanical equipment, Instrument, electrical and etc so that you’re able to prepare a suitable schedule plan. Also a schedule plan will be considered as a main document for preparing of cost control basises in the future. Despite I’m a mechanical engineer, I should tell you the planning and project control principles are heart of a project. So without any biases, only a professional planner can save an important project. unfortunately, most of planners don’t have enough experince in different required fields and also most of professional engineers don’t have any experience in planning section. So if the person has enough experience in both of them, he/she is the best candidate for leading a project. Actually the project engineers who are nominated and chosen should have a great sense of engineering and also planning principles. #Rayan_Polymer_Petrochemical #The_Biggest_HDPE_Plant_in_the_world. #Bakhtar_Group

In the oil and gas industry, structural engineering plays a critical role in the safety and efficiency of facilities. From constructing offshore platforms to planning onshore refineries, compliance with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and American Petroleum Institute (API) standards is essential to ensure quality and safety standards. These standards ensure the robustness of structures against operational demands and prepare them to withstand the unpredictable onslaught of nature, such as hurricanes, tsunamis, and earthquakes. In an environment where safety is paramount, strict adherence to ASCE, OSHA, and API standards is an indispensable requirement for professional and reliable work in structural engineering within the oil and gas industry.